February 4-6, Nashville, TN
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PreProd Workshop

Lean Enterprise: Driving Innovation at Scale with Barry O’Reilly

  • Monday, Feb 3rd, 10am-4pm at Category 10 in Nashville, TN
  • Cost: $500 per participant, discount available for teams of 3+ 
  • Materials Provided: Workbook, case studies, and Lean Enterprise toolkit
PreProd Workshop: Lean Enterprise

Learn to adapt and innovate at scale to stay competitive

This one-day intensive workshop, led by Barry O'Reilly, co-author of the international bestseller Lean Enterprise, will equip you with the tools, strategies, and mindset required to embed a culture of innovation and agility within your organization.

By the end of the workshop, participants will...

  • Understand the core principles of Lean Enterprise and how to apply them to drive innovation.
  • Learn frameworks for aligning teams, leaders, and stakeholders around shared goals.
  • Master techniques for continuous experimentation and delivering measurable results.
  • Explore case studies of organizations that have successfully embraced Lean principles.
  • Develop a tailored action plan to implement these strategies in your own organization.

This workshop is designed for...

  • Executives and senior leaders seeking to drive innovation at scale.
  • Product managers and team leaders looking to enhance their team's agility.
  • Change agents and consultants supporting organizational transformation.
PreProd Workshop: lean enterprise

Reserve your spot today

Transform your organization into a Lean Enterprise that thrives on innovation and adaptability!
⮑ Reach out to hello@barryoreilly.com for more information or register your team.

*Please note that this workshop is sold separately from Prodacity registration and purchases must be made directly with each provider.

PreProd Workshop

How to Measure Anything with Doug Hubbard

  • Monday, Feb 3rd, 1-4pm at Category 10 in Nashville, TN
  • Cost: $350 per participant
PreProd Workshop: measure anything

Which decision-making methods work best?

How does measuring “intangibles” relate to answering this question? Douglas Hubbard, the author of How to Measure Anything Finding the Value of Intangibles in Business, will describe how to use the Applied Information Economics (AIE) method to measure any intangible, think of risk like an actuary, and look at risky decisions in a quantitative way that is proven to improve decision-making performance. Doug will explain the research behind why some decision-making methods outperform others, how the best methods depend on measurements, and how anything – literally anything – can be measured if it matters at all to a real decision.

We’ll introduce the following topics...

  • Some decision-making methods measurably outperform others.
  • There are only three reasons why anything is ever believed to be immeasurable – and they are all illusions.
  • You have more data than you think, you need less data than you think, and you probably need different data than you think.
  • Estimating probabilities is a skill that can be measured and measurably improved.
  • Simple Monte Carlo simulations and quantified risk tolerance improve decisions under uncertainty.
  • All these ideas are combined into a coherent, practical, and empirically tested methodology called Applied Information Economics (AIE).
  • Get started in applying appropriate methods to specific issues in your firm.
PreProd Workshop: measure anything

Reserve your spot today

⮑ Register for Doug Hubbard's live pre-conference workshop, How to Measure Anything by clicking here.

*Please note that this workshop is sold separately from Prodacity registration and purchases must be made directly with each provider.